Shot 76 today. Scores are extremely high because of how severe the greens are and how tight the golf course is. Even though I am not happy with my score, I am not at all out of the tournament. I am extremely excited about how patient I have been lately and not getting upset when things go wrong. That will help me as I go through this stretch. I actually played fairly well, but made five small mistakes that I will have to tighten up.
Tomorrow I will play late so I may not post until after dinner. Thanks for tuning in and I hope all of you are well.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
Carolinas PGA Section Championship begins tomorrow at Grandfather Mountain. 179 players. Top 13 will go to the National PGA Championship next year. That's the goal for this tournament. Had a good practice round today, so looking forward to tomorrow's round. Scores will be high because of how tough the course and greens are. Patience will be at a premium this week. Scorese will be posted at carolinas.pga.com
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Shot 71 to win Yeamans Hall Senior Open by one. It was an exciting back 9 as I was two shots back after 11 holes, two shots up after 16, and tied going into the last hole. I birdied 18 to beat Walter Hall who played the last 13 years on the Senior Tour and won 9 million. It was a great experience and one I hope will jump start a good end of the year. I feel blessed to be able to play competitive golf and have opportunities like today.
Next up is the Carolinas PGA Section Championship at Grandfather Mountain. Its with the younger pups so I'll have to step it up a notch. It starts two weeks from today.
Next up is the Carolinas PGA Section Championship at Grandfather Mountain. Its with the younger pups so I'll have to step it up a notch. It starts two weeks from today.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Shot 68 in the first round of the Yeamon's Hall Senior Open. That is tied for the lead with Walter Hall and one ahead of Robert Linville. I will be paired with these two during the final round tomorrow. These opportunities are what you really want when playing in tournaments. You want to learn from each of these so that next time you will be more comfortable and more productive. I have been in two such situations this year so hopefully tomorrow will go well.
We are at such a great facility this week and the scenery is spectacular. I always feel blessed to be able to have this opportunity and witness God's creations at the same time.
We are at such a great facility this week and the scenery is spectacular. I always feel blessed to be able to have this opportunity and witness God's creations at the same time.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Going through a slow spell in schedule. Trying to do everything possible to take advantage of this time. There is a senior event a week and a half from now, and then we get to some important events. The Carolina's PGA Championship at Grandfather Mountain, qualifying for two PGA Senior Tour events, and then the National Senior PGA in California.
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Shot 70 yesterday to finish tied for second in the Carolinas PGA Senior. More importantly that qualifies for the National PGA Senior Championship in La Quinta, CA beginning October 7th. The top 35 there play in the PGA Senior Championship next year.
This was a big relief because that was one of my big goals for the year. I really putted well and felt it was a good opportunity to win one. You always learn a lot when you have a chance to win. There is not too much coming up until the Carolinas PGA Section Championship the first of September. I have some good opportunities towards the end of this year so I really need to take advantage of these.
This was a big relief because that was one of my big goals for the year. I really putted well and felt it was a good opportunity to win one. You always learn a lot when you have a chance to win. There is not too much coming up until the Carolinas PGA Section Championship the first of September. I have some good opportunities towards the end of this year so I really need to take advantage of these.
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